read in code verbatim

I'm often debugging and have to repetitively cut/paste large amounts of code
onto the ISIS command line.  Is there a simple way to do this?

For example, if I have:

% Lotsa code...
for (i = 0; i < length(x); i++) () = printf("%i\n", x[i]);
% Lotsa code...
% Stuff I want to debug...


Let's say I set x = [ 1, 2, 3].  Then I want to execute everything in the "Lotsa
code" region, in order to get to the section of code I want to debug.

If I encapsulate the "Lotsa code" in a function, then I have to define variables
like "i", pass parameters, etc.  If I just put the code in a file and call
"evalfile", ISIS apparently does some namespace stuff and it doesn't work. 
What I want is to have a text file with my "Lotsa code" and tell ISIS to
execute that text file just as if I had pasted it to the command line.

Sorry for the complicated description.  (Search for "?" to find the question in
this email.)

Thanks,
Rob

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